... BECOLLECTIONS OF TRE LATE GEORGE HU DSON. TIhe miembers of the Carlton Club and this froqluiontorl' of I'1 imill Isily- n corriespoiieno t of thlb flu i1 Nvles) lviii fnirlsOIL the liieter bistii' tigora of (eoreO -'son' who, afert 0 II le'g Illito posinh tibseviren front ha Ils naviesantry, hao cinlo 0111n cmercO fehiiliarl to IIWIsrovesto il w1i0 t roig II, lii t too ;) a bs. At I1mv ...

... CARDIFF CORPORPATION. The usual meeting of the Cardiff Town Couinoil was held wicoc yesterday. Ti aor(r C. W. David) presided, and rspa' there were preesaotMsr. Aldrme vnPide, Reese, bain1 and Aleander; and Cosnoillors Bowsen, Bird, Fisher, ls North, Splencer, IbVConnioehio, Jones, Whiffoen, Vasheil, POW( Slopar, and Thompson. sewe a Just Bs the meeting was opened, and before the Town- won]11 ...

... CLAIMANTS AND * IMPOSTORS. ~flfJ~iJfli~4.k. SAJL~ elf- THE NOTABLE, CASE 01'TOM PRO VIS. 0O(d1 a ('oaEll'sje' Mogunlaea for December contains an interest- ic n5s iog list of causes wherein legal process wyas taken to eatab- he lish neglected rights, anti where, as in the following, im~i Cit 0(0 time wasB Attempted. to gain A title aind estates: -A notable ofama nsos occurred not many years ago ...

... -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the J3I next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for the said County will be held at the Town HaU, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the Second day of JANUARY, 1872, at Half-past Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon. All Appeals and Traverses must be entered before the opening of the Court. At Half-past Twelve o'Clock the Justices will proceed with the. business relating to the ...

... Daniel Whitehouse, ESrj., John Lawrence, Esq., £ 5 C. E Lewis, Esq., 1;5: D. Harrhy, £ 5 and a Premium of £ 10. Weight-carrying Hunters First prize, :£20, Mr. G. Thomas, Coedriglan. Cardiff second, £ 10, Mr Charles H. Williams, Roath Court, Cardiff. Light-weight Hunters: First prize, £15, Col. Lindsay, Woodlands, Cardiff second, £ 10, Mr. C. B. Mansfield, Llysonen, St. Clears, Carmarthen. W. S ...

... The Rev. Joseph Wood, of 13, Whalley Range, Ac- rington, Lancashire, was on Tuesday placed before Sir Thomas Henry, at Bow-street, on his being arrested on a warrant, charged with forging a warrant for the payment of £210. Mr. Pollard, the solicitor to the Treasury, said that for the last ten years the prisoner had been the incumbent of All Saints' Church, Clayton Ie Moors, Lancashire. In 1859 ...

... ABERDOYEY. RHNt AurvM.-On Wednesday ne'nigo, the half yearly rent audit of the Ynysy-innangwyu estate was held at the Crbeot Arms Hotel, Abordovey. The tenants came forward very promptly sod readily to discharge their respective liabilities, to theocatisfaction of Henry Spackman, Esc., agent to the estate. In the evening the tenantry eat down to a sumptuouo repast, (prepared by Mr Thomas Jones ...

... :,IIIgu Ams jJu-tw- ,Ij ?? it is ainnounced that the Speaker of the House of Corn. in niece13. intends to retire from the chair soon after the meeting rat of I'erlieenent. Though for many years Mr. Denisen has inf not been an active politician, he occupied no insignificant the piece in turlianientary life snore then a gencretion ago. rev Hafving left Christ Chulrch. Oxford, where he WAS the ...

... Dennis Rees, the young man who is said to have a mania fur attacking children, and who lately seriously injured a boy at Willesden by striking him on the head with a flat iron, has been again brought up at the Mary- lehone police-court. The hoy, it was stated, was still in a very precarious condition. A piece of the skull was chipped out by the blow, and the fragment of bone was found in the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ¡BY TELEGRAPH AND SPECIAL DISPATCH.] THURSDAY S BULLETINS. SANDRINGHAM, DECEMBER 14, 1 A.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales con- to be restless. WILLIAM JENNER, M.D. WILLIAM GFLL, M.D. JOHN LOWE, M.D. SANDRINGHAM, DECEMBER 14, 8 A.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has slept quietly at intervals during the night. There is some abatement of the gravity of the ...

... HOW MR. ODGER WAS TREATED AT Mr. Odger was, it seems, treated more roughly at Reading on Wednesday night than was reported. He states in a letter to the Times that after he left the meeting he and his friends walked slowly to the rail- way station in a body, but were not disturbed. The persons who had thrown stones through the windows of the hall where the meeting was held were nowhere to be ...

... The case of Red v. Hillier, an action for false imprisonment at the Derry Celebration last December, damages claimed jE5,000, has been postponed till next sittings after Term, on account of the illness of the Prince of Wales. At the nineteenth annual meeting of the members of the Conservative Land Society, the report of the executive committee stated that the receipts for the year were £ 136 ...